Marcus: Every time you take a trip back and forth to the stock room, you earn points. I'm already at "Stockroom Fiend."
Mateo: Well, I'm a "Stockroom Rockstar." If I ever get "Stockroom Fiend" again, kill me.
Cheyenne: [chuckles] Seriously.

Cheyenne: How do they even know that we're in the break room?
Marcus: Hold on.
Sayid: It's GPS probably. I bet it's GPS.
Justine: So we're only allowed to be in the break room if we're actually on break now?
Marcus: Okay, it stops counting out here.
Mateo: This isn't even a break. This is just... unofficial break room time.
Marcus: And now it's counting down again.
Sayid: GPS. Global Positioning System.

Jonah: While we're at it, do you maybe wanna change your passcode to something besides "0000"?
Amy: Eh, if I did, I'd have to change it on my debit card too.
Jonah: I know that's a joke. Right?
Amy: Not telling.

Dina: It also uses your location data to automatically clock you in when you enter the store, so no need to swipe in in the mornings anymore.
Glenn: Really? [gasps] Hello, extra half-hour of sleep!
Amy: Extra half-hour? Glenn, what is your clock-in process?
Glenn: Oh, it's very involved.

Jonah: Can we all talk about whether it's an invasion of privacy for Zephra to force us to download something that can track our phones?
Cheyenne: Do we have to?
Mateo: Who cares?
Sandra: No, thank you.
Marcus: That's kinda boring.
Garrett: That's what every app does.
Jonah: Great debate, guys. It's very useful.

Cheyenne: How are we supposed to use any of this stuff when we're not even allowed to have our phones on the floor?
Amy: The new policy says that you can have your phones now. In fact, you are expected to carry them.
Marcus: [gasps]
Cheyenne: Holy [bleep]. [laughter]
Mateo: I am so happy right now.

Jonah: So to reiterate, we must download an app that can track our phones, and then we must carry our phones at all times. And everybody here is just, like, fine with that?
Marcus: Yes.
Justine: Pretty much.
Cheyenne: Yeah.
Glenn: What's the problem?
Jonah: [scoffs]

Garrett: What do you think they're gonna do with that information, anyway?
Jonah: A lot. They can track what you do, what you like. They can scan your internet searches for keywords and then just send you ads for things you were talking about.
Sandra: That just seems thoughtful.
Jonah: Yeah, but then they can just package your data and sell it to other companies.
Glenn: And then those companies would give you the free help?
Jonah: I'm... I'm not doing it justice.

Garrett: So you think you're so fascinating that Zephra's dying to learn which Beach House album you just preordered?
Jonah: Ah, the "I've got nothing to hide" argument. Where have I heard that before?
Glenn: Bible camp. "In Christ I have nothing to hide, nothing to prove, nothing to fear, nothing to lose."
Garrett: Hmm, is that where you heard it, Jonah? Bible camp?
Jonah: Maybe.

Dina: Hey, this cartoon thing you sent me. Is it supposed to be you or, like, a depressing, aged-up Dora?
Amy: No, it's me. You can design your own avatar on the app.
Dina: And the purple streak in your hair?
Amy: Well, yeah, that's just for fun. To see what it would look like. I mean, it's not like I could actually pull that off in real life, right?
Dina: Oh, yeah, definitely.
Amy: Yeah.